1986 Earl Weaver Baltimore Orioles twice-signed game worn jersey. Two tags are sewn to the front left tail of the jersey. One tag includes the following text, "Designed & Tailored Exclusively for the Baltimore Orioles", "American League", and "medalist Sand Knit". The second tag includes the size, 44, as well as "Sand-Knit", "Berlin, WI U.S.A", and "MacGregor Sporting Goods". There is a white patch sewn into the inside back tail of the jersey. "86-44" is embroidered in black on the patch, and next to that is a patch that has "WEAVER 4" embroidered on it. "Orioles" is sewn across the chest of the jersey, in orange letters with black trim. Weaver's number 4 is below "Orioles", and it is on the back of the jersey as well, under "WEAVER". The most unique feature of this piece is the infamous cigarette pocket that is sewn into the inside chest area of the jersey. The pocket was sewn into Weaver's jerseys so that he could hold his pack of cigarettes during the game. Weaver signed the front and the back of the jersey in blue ink. Weaver managed the Orioles for 17 seasons. This jersey is from the final year of his career.